Sentence examples for transform oil from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to transform oil wells pumping oil for a finite period into money wells pumping money for infinity," wrote Jay Hammond, Alaska's governor at the time.

But the oil traders -- whose sometimes raucous swapping is the way to transform oil data and headlines into prices -- are more concerned about what they call volatility, which is a measure of movement in the market, whether the price is up or down.

The study adopts the scaled oil price increase method to transform oil prices into shock variables.

But it is going to take some pretty amazing technocratic wizardry to transform oil into the economic equivalent of the potato.

We transform oil prices into shock variables, i.e., oil price shocks (OS), using the scaled oil price method (SOP) developed by Lee et al. (1995), which Jiménez-Rodríguez and Sánchez (2005) and Aziz and Dahalan (2015) later use.

The EgPHT1 promoter was fused to β-glucuronidase (GUS) reporter gene and its activity was analysed by histochemical and fluorometric GUS assays in transiently transformed oil palm tissues and T3 homozygous transgenic Arabidopsis plants.

Since then high technology has radically transformed oil extraction, and Schlumberger now sells software for mapping underground oil pools and for teasing geologic data from seismic blasts; they also sell technology for aiming drill bits at odd angles and other systems that allow geologists to visualize oilfields in three dimensions.

To be sure, refineries -- industrial behemoths that transform crude oil into gasoline and other fuels -- are inherently dangerous places.

Al-Sayegh et al. (2015) reported isolation of bacterial isolates from an Omani oil field, which were able to degrade and transform heavy crude oil to lighter components.

The company's geologists say this monitoring technology allows them to act quickly to ward off the problems of field decline to which Mr Simmons has drawn attention.What about the argument that there are no breakthrough technologies left to transform the oil business?

The likes of Chevron, BP, Royal Dutch Shell and Total have all agreed to new laws to transform all oil operations into joint ventures with Venezuela's state-owned firm.